Sandwell Insight

Saturday, 28 February 2026

February in Sandwell: A Month of Transparency, Accountability… and Other Mythical Creatures

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February in Sandwell: A Month of Transparency, Accountability… and Other Mythical Creatures If you felt a slight tremor throug...
Friday, 27 February 2026

Sandwell’s Local Plan: 1,000 Pages of Evasion, 14,449 Homes Missing and a Consultation Designed to Exhaust You

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Sandwell’s Local Plan: 1,000 Pages of Evasion, 14,449 Homes Missing and a Consultation Designed to Exhaust You Let’s stop preten...
Thursday, 26 February 2026

West Bromwich BID: Nearly £300,000 a Year… and £182 in the Red

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West Bromwich BID: Nearly £300,000 a Year… and £182 in the Red You almost have to admire it. It takes a special kind of financ...
Monday, 23 February 2026

Is West Bromwich Regenerated — Or Just Better Lit?

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Is West Bromwich Regenerated — Or Just Better Lit? Tomorrow (24th February), the West Bromwich Town Deal Board meets again. ...
Friday, 20 February 2026

Bins, Bluster & “No Evidence”: Another Day at the Civic Theatre

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🗑️ Bins, Bluster & “No Evidence”: Another Day at the Civic Theatre Meeting: Economy, Skills, Transport and Environment S...

Wrap Around, Pass the Parcel & Private Meetings

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Wrap Around, Pass the Parcel & Private Meetings Sandwell’s “Decisions” That Nobody’s Supposed to Watch Decisions of the C...

When Trustees Go Quiet - Wednesbury

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When Trustees Go Quiet Let’s keep this simple. I asked the trustees of Let’s Dance Again CIO a series of formal, written ques...
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I’m Darryl Magher, a long-time community advocate working across Sandwell and Walsall. I’ve spent years helping residents challenge bad decisions, push for transparency, and get straight answers—mainly because I’ve never been very good at keeping quiet when something needs doing. I work closely with Friends groups, supporting parks, nature reserves, open spaces and wildlife. Mobility issues mean I’m not exactly diving into ponds or sprinting across fields, but I’m always there to advise, organise, advocate and lend a hand where I can. Protecting nature isn’t about heroics; it’s about care, consistency and refusing to let things slide. I’ve also built strong relationships with the Police and NHS, acting as a constructive “critical friend”—supportive when things go right, challenging when they don’t, and always speaking up for vulnerable residents who struggle to be heard. Whether it’s chasing issues that fall “between departments”, helping residents navigate council processes, or pushing for fairness and accountability, I try to be the person who doesn’t give up. I care deeply about this place—its people, wildlife and green spaces—and I’ll keep doing what I do best: supporting,
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